Video: Toddler Titus and his basketball trick shots
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Little Titus is taking over YouTube with his plethora of trick basketball shots.
The toddler is said to be "between 18 and 24 months old" in the video and can be seen sinking shots on a wide range of rims.
"He began shooting baskets shortly after learning to walk, we started filming some, and then got totally carried away," wrote Joseph Ashby, Titus' dad, in the video description. "This is the trick shot video that makes other trick shot videos look like a bunch of old guys who should have something better to do -- like retire, turn up their pacemakers, or join an assisted living facility."
Click the video player above to see it for yourself.
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